Virtual try on sunglasses
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Take a selfie
Look straight into the camera, face centered. Even lighting and no glasses on works best.
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Now turn your head ~45°
Turn slightly to one side and take a second selfie. The angle lets the AI fit the arms of the glasses correctly.
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Add the glasses
Upload a clear photo of the glasses you want to try on — a shop product image or your own.
Generating your look… 0s
High-quality AI render — this usually takes 15–25 seconds.
Your photos are processed once and deleted within minutes. Never stored, never used for training.
Sunglasses are the hardest frames to judge from a product photo — the shape, the tint and the way they sit on your face change everything. Upload a selfie and any sunglasses image, and the AI shows you wearing that exact pair, dark lenses and all, so the style is no longer a guess.
Because you bring the image, you are not limited to one catalog: try bold oversized shapes, slim ovals, sporty wraparounds, mirrored or gradient tints — whatever pair caught your eye. You get one generated look per click next to your original photo, a try-again button for another angle, and one-tap download or share for a second opinion.
Free, no signup, and no app to install. Your photos are sent securely, used once to create the image, and deleted within minutes — never stored and never used to train AI models.
FAQ
Will the dark lenses still show my eyes?
The AI renders the sunglasses as they appear in the image you upload — including tinted or mirrored lenses — so the look matches the real shade rather than showing your eyes through them.
Can I compare different sunglass shapes on my face?
Yes. Upload one pair at a time and generate as many looks as you want; each is shown against your original photo so you can compare shapes and tints.
Does it work for sporty or wraparound styles?
Any sunglasses you have a photo of will work, including oversized, wraparound and unusual shapes.
Is this an accurate fit for my face size?
It is a realistic style preview, not a measurement of true frame width or fit. Use it to judge the look, not exact sizing.